Blues Fight From Cellar Hits and Ejections Across League
Kansas City Blues sit last in the American Association as manager Nick Allen is ordered from the field for arguing balls and strikes with umpire George Johnson. Catcher Bil Brenzel is ejected for the same incident, while Allen is suspended by President Thomas Jefferson Hickey. Toledo tops Milwaukee 7 to 4 with Ralph Winegarner helping on the mound and at the plate. Walter Tauscher shuts down Louisville over seven innings in a 5 to 1 Minneapolis win, and Indianapolis edges St Paul 5 to 4 as Jack Hauser contends with a key homer attempt and Les Munns gives up 14.
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Chicago
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Nick Allen
Aeid
George Johnson
Bil Brenzel
Allen
Thomas ‘Jefferson
Hickey
Blues
Columbus
Ted
Bil Lee
Xeon
Brenzel
Toledo
Ash’ Hillin
Paul Gregory
Milwaukee
Ralph Winegarner
Walter Tauscher
Louisville
Minneapolis
Colonels
Tauscher
Jess Patty
Joe Hauser
Indianapolis
St Paul
Ack
St. Paul
Jack
Les Munns
McCarthy and Hornsby set for Yankees Browns meeting
August 27 at Yankee Stadium features a photo op with Joe McCarthy and Rogers Hornsby facing off as former Cubs stars. The article recalls Hornsby’s and McCarthy’s contentious past, their mutual respect, and Hornsby’s potential impact as Browns manager guiding a weak hitting club.
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McCarthy
Yankee Stadium
St Louis Browns
Yankees
Rogers Hornsby
Joe McCarthy
Ann
Chicago Cubs
Hornsby
Marie Joe
Chicago
Cubs
Joe
Frank Notech
Giants
Redfield Dominates Deland in One Sided Baseball Victory
Redfield ex junior team overwhelmed Deland 24 to 3 as Wayne Wise struck out 16 and allowed only one hit. Dunn and Worman each collected three Redfield hits. The Aug 8 tourney at Redfield saw Ole Wick and Ole Olson lead a 1600 low score effort.
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Wise
Redfield
Deland Boys
Deland
Lovelace
Smith
Herker
Doland
Wayne Wise
Dunn
Worman Tach
Redfield Redfield
Dummsy
Ole Wick
Sone Pole
Ole Olson
Insan
Revival of Old Sioux City Speedway at 1933 State Fair
The 1933 South Dakota State Fair will host a revived AAA racing meet on a half mile track promoted by Hankinson Speedways of New York City. Secretary James G Venables plans to invite Eddie Rickenbacker and Barney Oldfield to the inaugural program as midwest drivers flock to AAA circuits. Entry blanks have been sent to speedway stars. unlicensed entrants may gain temporary permits if they meet contest board rules.
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South Dakota
Hankinson Speedways
New York City
Mobile Association
Huron
AAA
South
Midwest
Speed Aces
Speedway Kings
Hitchcock To Lead Eastern Polo Against West in First Series
Captain Tommy Hitchcock will lead a 32 goal handicap all east polo team in the first series against the west. The squad includes Michael Phipps Winston Guest Ray Guest and others with 40 ponies for travel to Chicago. Western lineup reportedly includes Elmer Boeseke Jr Aidan Roark Cecil Smith and Rube Williams.
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Hitchcock
New York
Tommy Hitchcock
Lowe
Tech
Ontwentsia
Michael Phipps
Winstom Guest
Ray Guest
Hopping
William Post
Hitchjcock
Chicago
Elmer J. Boeseke
Aidan Roark
Cecil Smith
F W. (Rube) Williams
Thirteen Teams Enter North Central South Dakota Diamondball Meet
Thirteen teams compete in the regional diamondball tournament to be held in Aberdeen August 13 to 20. Eight Aberdeen squads join Cresbard Wecots Ipswich Redfield and Stratford with entrants including U and L stores EM B A Knights of Columbus Highland Dairy Hollywood Shop Elks Nelson Auto Electric and Candy Service Co. Drawings for pairings to be announced later this week.
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N.C
Aberdeen
North Central South Dakota
Cresbard
Wecots
Ipswich
Redfield
Stratford
EM. B. A. Knights of Columbus
Highland
Tennis Advances in Culver Youth Championships
Culver Military Academy hosts national junior and boys tennis events with top players from across the country. Fred Renker edges John Dietz 10-8 5-7 6-4 in juniors while Gene Mako and Donald Budge meet Paschal Walthall and others in day two rounds.
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Culver
Ind
Culver Military
Fred ‘Renker
Topeka
Kangor
John Dietz
Summit
N. J
Gene Mako
California Flash
Paschal Walthall
Donald
Budge
Oakland
Jack Burr
Bayside
L I
Jay. Cohn
Chicago Star
George Dalling
San Antonio
John’ Kettas
South Bend
Robert. Harmon
Cal
Robert Riggs
Los Angeles
Stacy Hill
Arthur’ Jorgensen
Chicago
Paul Strange
Neenah
Wis
Helen Moody to enter national tennis championships
New York August 8 Helen Wills Moody confirmed to play in the national women's singles at Forest Hills starting Monday. Officials reported her condition after an acute fifth lumbar vertebrae injury suffered while last week’s warmup matches with Great Britain. Moody expects to resume practice midweek after swimming and exposing the back to rest and healing.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
Forest Hills
Crick” Ien
Great Britain
United States
California
Iroquois Netmen Win Lake Preston Tournament
Harold and Donald Crawford of Iroquois won the Lake Preston invitational tennis title defeating Beck and Anderson of Lake Preston 3-6 3-6 6-4 in the final after triumphs over Dahl and Maxam of Iroquois and Macke and Ashbaugh. Nine teams competed amid high winds. The event also drew Bryant Arlington Carthage representation. A separate note cites the largest copper ore body found in a Minnesota mine in 1857, at 420 tons with 30 percent copper.
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Lake Preston
Preston
Harold
Donald Crawford
Beck
Anderson
Dahl
Maxam
Macke
Ashbaugh
Bryant
Arlington
Carthagé
Minnesota
Sarazen Enters P G A Tourney At Milwaukee
Olin Dutra the defending champ faced a late entry by Sarazen who arrived to spark the field for the National Professional Golf Championship at Blue Mound. Ryder Cup stars and other contenders gathered as players debated money guarantees and prepared for match play brackets in a field featuring Hagen Shute Wood Burke Runyan Diegel and Dudley among others.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated
Milwaukee
Wis
Olin Dutra
California
Geng
Sarazen
Gene
Sarazerr
Dutra
Walter Hagen
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Billie Burke
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Leo Diegel
el Dudley
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Bobby
Cruikshank
Richmond
Joh Golden
Noroton
Conn
Johnny Farrell
New York
Johnny Revolt
Menominge
Mich
Tom Creavy
Albany
N. Y
Eddie Schultz
Troy
Neil Wille
Ktein
Ralph Guidahl
St. Jus
Johny Goodman
Glen View
Francis’ Gallett
Pride of
Dark Horse Brigade
Blue Mound
Reggie Myles
Ashland
Championship flight players advance after 36 holes
The field narrows as the morning play reveals 19 players advancing to join Dutra in the championship flight. Matches will be played over 36 holes, continuing through the finals Sunday.
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Dutra
Coute
Midwest Kennel Club Tracing Arrests at Cahokia Track
Thirty two Midwest Kennel Club workers were arrested after ignoring Sheriff Jerome Munie’s warning and attempting to hide dog tracing activity at Cahokia track near East. Authorities reported the incident occurred late last night amid club operations and race activities.
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Colis, III
Midwest Kennel Club
Jerome Munie
Cahokia
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